Abstract:According to environmental pollution status of upstream raw material suppliers in the Brand-Product supply chain, this paper established a computational experiment of Brand-Product supply chain environmental management under the participation of manufacturers, suppliers and consumers, explored the impact of different emission requirements and individual fairness concerns on the self-organization evolution of agents. The result showed that if the manufacturer's unit emission requirements for suppliers were too strict or too loose that the average unit emission were all high, an appropriate emission requirement could achieve a “win-win” of supply chain cooperation. Suppliers' individual fairness concerns had a negative impact on the overall supply chain emission reduction effective. The reward could alleviate the unfairness of the rewarded suppliers, and the punishment would aggravate the unfairness of the punished, the manufacturer should pay more attention to the perceived concerns of the fairness of suppliers when manufacturer is constraining suppliers’ emission behavior .